Regular Expression Restrictions for FusionReactor use the Java 1.4 RegEx language. For more technical information on Regular Expressions please refer to the online Java documentation.
NOTE: Since the regular expression buffer operates continuously, it has no concept of line breaks; the '$' (end of line) and '^' (start of line) match characters are not available. Also, pattern grouping and the backref operator '\n' are not available.
. |
matches any character |
\d |
matches any digit |
\w |
matches any word character [a-zA-Z_0-9] |
\s |
matches any whitespace character |
[] |
contents define a character class |
[abc] |
matches a, b or c |
[^abc] |
matches anything except a, b or c |
| |
alternation operator ('or') |
X|Y |
matches X or Y |
X? |
matches X once, or not at all |
X* |
matches X zero or more times (matching as much as possible) |
X*? |
matches X zero or more times (matching as little as possible) |
X+ |
matches X one or more times |
() |
grouping characters |
FusionReactor |
This will match the exact string "FusionReactor" anywhere within a page. |
[Ff]usion[Re]eactor |
This matches FusionReactor without needing to capitalize the F and the R |
[Ff][Uu][Ss][Ii][Oo][Nn] |
This matches the word "Fusion" in any case. |
<a href="http://www.machine.com(.*?)"> |
This will match any link to a specific machine (which you could replace with a different link to a "Not currently available" page or something. |
<meta http-equiv="refresh"(.*?)> |
This will match meta refresh tags which you could then remove. |